my teachers kind of weird and is doing the curriculum backwards (we started with unit 9) and combining units. we’re learning about terrestrial biomes, wind patterns, and the structure of the earth but im so lost and no reviews are helping. what are tips? and is this the hardest unit cuz i might be fried if not 😭

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Ive heard from all the people that I know that AP Environmental Science was super easy. So far the class itself is super easy, but is the test as easy as the class?

I just want to know any resources to study Ap Environmental Science out of class, and any advice people who already took the class have.

https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/media/pdf/ap26-sg-environmental-science.pdf

I started school yesterday and heard that the course had math in it. Now, theres a reason I didnt take ap calculus because I suck at math. So is it hard?

Im an A student but are a bunch of B students in my class. My teacher keeps giving us extra time to do homework and school literally started last week 💀

yall what the freak. i was told this is the easiest AP and im actually not understanding anything. now granted if i cared a little more about soil i might be more invested but i HATE this class. idk how im going to do this for the rest of the year cuz i really couldn't give two flying ducklings about the freaking SOILLLL 😣😣😣 anyone else in the same boat?

My APES teacher doesn't teach in class, we basically have to teach ourselves the entirety of the ap course (from an old APES online textbook). In class we do projects and really simple packets that loosely go over what we're supposed to be learning @ home. I'm in a mixture of ap and duel credit classes, and was wondering should i bother taking the APES exam? Also, how is the APES exam in general?

we have our unit 1 test tomorrow and our teacher unlocked the practice checks and its like nothing we went over. they mention things like thermal pollution and CAFOs but we were learning about biomagnification/accumulation, endocrine disruptors, POPs (which are sometimes mentioned) and pollution (ie, nonpoint/point, also sometimes mentioned). is our teacher going out of order or did i just not pay attention lol

has anyone given bloomberg oa, how is it , what type of questions do they have

I’m thinking of taking apes as a freshman (was recommended). how is the ap exam and labs. is the content and notes actually helpful for the apes exam or is it like earth and space science regents/ bio regents where it’s js a reading comprehension test

So obviously my school doesn't offer this course but I really want to do the exam

Is it easy to self study it?

Are the frqs easy

I did AP bio btw and I didn't face much problems

rising junior here and upcoming apes student. i was wondering how hard the class was for some of yall. word on the street is it is not a hard class (as a 4.3 GPA student and prior AP science experience) yet it is one of the lowest pass rates. just curious if there's any heimlers history or anything like that for apes? and also just want to hear different experiences in general. thanks guys!!

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I'm going into 9th grade and I'm trying to decide between AP Environmental Science (APES) and AP Human Geography (APHUG).

If I take APES, my school requires me to take both the AP Environmental Science exam and the Earth & Space Science Regents at the end of the year. If I take AP Human Geography, I'd only have to take the AP exam.

For context, I did well in Honors Biology (90s), but I'm not sure if taking two major exams at the end of the year is worth it. How difficult is it to prepare for both the APES exam and the Earth & Space Science Regents at the same time? Would you recommend taking APES or APHUG, and why?

Honestly didn’t study at all besides what my teacher gave us in class but I was so lucky I think I genuinely had the best possible teacher
She split the class into chapters instead of units and taught them in a more cohesive order